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- proper noun A patronymic
surname .
Etymologies
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Wilmot is suddenly working with a fervor he hasn't felt in years, but his burst of creative activity is accompanied by strange interludes: Without warning, he finds himself reliving moments from his pastnot as memories but as if they are happening all over again.
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Political context from Suderman: Wilmot is a political adviser to Almost Mayor Vince Gray.
DeMorning DeBonis: Oct. 28, 2010 Mike DeBonis 2010
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Also, the founder of an auto-part auction company lists a home near Napa Valley, Calif., and public relations executive Paul Wilmot is selling in Florida.
Private Properties 2010
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Q: The protagonist of the story, Chaz Wilmot, is a talented artist who – he believes, at least – was born of the wrong time.
Writer Unboxed » Blog Archive » Interview: Michael Gruber, Part 1 2008
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Even though Wilmot is no longer actively working as a potter, he continues to serve as an inspiration for artisans like Guzmán of the National Ceramic Museum, who still recalls his first encounter with Wilmot years ago.
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Thus, Wilmot is reticent to speak of all his many accomplishments in pottery, a career from which he retired eight years ago.
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Despite his fondness for the Mexico of yore, however, Wilmot is acutely focused on the present.
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Even though Wilmot is no longer actively working as a potter, he continues to serve as an inspiration for artisans like Guzmán of the National Ceramic Museum, who still recalls his first encounter with Wilmot years ago.
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Thus, Wilmot is reticent to speak of all his many accomplishments in pottery, a career from which he retired eight years ago.
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There is actually a series of plates signed by both Wilmot and Vásquez currently on display at Tonalá's National Ceramic Museum, which is located in Wilmot's former house.
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